Screen Technics CINEMASNAP 235 User manual
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info@screentechnics.com.au
screentechnics.com.au
AUSTRALIA
22-24 Suttor Road, Moss Vale NSW 2577
+61 2 4869 2100
NEW ZEALAND
44 Mahana Road, Te Rapa, Hamilton
+0800 022 821
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INSTRUCTIONS - CINEMASNAP 235
Thank you for purchasing a Screen Technics Projection Screen, please
ensure that you read the following instructions fully before attempting to
install this product.
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
This product has been nished in black ocke velvet and as such is easily damaged during the
installation process. It is recommended that you layout all the parts and construct the unit on a soft
clean surface, such as a drop sheet, so as not to damage the frame nish.
FRAME ASSEMBLY
STEP 1. Layout all components ready for assembly as shown above.
STEP 2. Assemble the bottom and two side frames
together, please note the larger head- box top frame
should be put aside during this process
STEP 3. Push the two corners of the frame together. You may need to use a plastic or wooden
mallet (not metal) to achieve this result, please use mallet very softly so not to damage nish,
although a good wiggle of the frame will normally suce.
STEP 4. With the Hex Head Allen-Key bolt use the
provided Allen-Key to screw tight both corners. You
must ensure both corners are square and that no
visible gaps are obvious before you start to insert the
bolt, otherwise jamming may occur.
STEP 5. Before fully tightening the external Allen-Key
bolts, tighten the internal frame Allen- Key bolts, one in
each corner, then nally fully tighten the external bolts.
STEP 6. You will see connected to the bottom corner of the side frames an angle bracket that
now requires bolting to the bottom frame using the M5 nut and bolts provided. The lower half of
your frame in now complete, now to assemble the top section.
STEP 7. With the three piece frame assembly lying on its
back, carefully position the Head- box unit into place at
the top of the frame. Do not remove the brown paper
that holds the masking in place, but remove or tear
small sections of the paper if in the way of assembly
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STEP 8. Push the two corners together. You may need to use a plastic or wooden mallet (not
metal) to achieve this result, although a good wiggle will normally suce.
STEP 9. With the Hex Head Allen-Key bolt use the provided Allen-Key to screw tight both top
corners. You must ensure both corners are square and that no visible gaps obvious before you
start to insert the bolt, otherwise jamming may occur.
STEP 10. Before fully tightening the external Allen-Key bolts, tighten the internal frame Allen-Key
bolts, one in each corner, then nally fully tighten the external bolts.
STEP 11. On the underside of the head-box you will see at either end of the underside angle a
screw hole for a pair of countersunk screws, please screw these in place. You now have the
body of the frame assembly completed.
STEP 12. Now remove the packing material holding the masking in place on the head-box, and
from now on be careful not to hold the assembly upside down as the masking may fall back into
the head-box
SECTION B.
If not enough ‘elbow’ room at top of frame to screw in the brackets to the frame (roof too close),
then utilise the nylon bushes supplied with a small Allen-Key bolt and x one each to the three
top brackets, and once you determine the correct position of the brackets against the wall, drill
a locating hole for the nylon bushes.
Simply insert the bushes into the holes rst and then screw x the bottom brackets, locking the
frame in place.
OPTION 2: The frame assembly also comes with captive nut-serts facing towards the wall, which
allows for threaded rod - 5/l6 Whitworth (supplied by others) - to t to a suitable structure from
behind and locked off with a nut. Ensure the threaded rod is not inserted into the head-box
more than l5mm as it may damage the masking.
BRACKET MOUNTING SYSTEM
STEP 1. The unit comes supplied with 6 x L-Shaped wall
brackets.
STEP 2. The brackets are supplied with self-tapping Tek
screws that allow you to drill directly into the frame
anywhere that best suits wall stud supports and the like.
STEP 3. Later on in the installation you will need enough
room to re-screw these Tek screws top and bottom of
the frame for nal xing, while in position on the wall.
If you do not have enough top room for this procedure,
refer section (b).
STEP 4. It is recommended that you utilise three brackets each on the top and bottom of the
frame, although side xing in conjunction with bottom brackets would also be acceptable
practice.
STEP 5. Once you have determined the best location for
the brackets in relation to wall
STEP 6. You can now rest the frame on the lower brackets while installing the top mounts.
STEP 7. With all 6 brackets attached, and the frame assembly ( without the screen surface
attached) against the wall you can make your drill holes and x brackets to the wall.
STEP 8. Using appropriate xing hardware, ensure the method of attachment is secure and safe.
STEP 9. Once the brackets have been secured to the wall, we now remove the frame while
leaving the brackets in place on the wall, so remove the Tek screws holding the bracket to the
frame and carefully place the frame face down on a suitably soft and clean surface, like a drop
sheet. It is now time to install the surface.
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BEFORE USE:
• Ensure that the masking is untaped from the head-box before operating the masking
motor, or damage will occur.
• Handle the masking as little as possible and it easily marks.
• Make sure the masking is placed in the correct position to slide out of the masking opening
before rolling it down.
• On the rst roll down of the masking, please do this little by little, using the stop fuction
to inch you way down, to make sure of its free travel, once it has come down once
successfully and is straight hanging, normal use can then be used.
• This system comes with a iConnect Motor Controller that allows IR Remote Control or
Momentary Contact Closure to operate. Please see instructions below.
WARNING
The motor limits for the masking have been set at the factory and should not be adjusted
without prior authority from Screen Technics, as serious damage may result, voiding any
warranty regards this product.
PLEASE FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS TO ENSURE TROUBLE FREE OPERATION;
• Cleaning of the screen is best achieved by rst dusting the surface with a feather duster,
then to remove any stubborn marks, use a small amount of mild detergent and warm water
on a clean white lint free cloth. It is most important that you only treat the actual mark
by this process and not the entire surface. Do not use any abrasive cleanser as this will
damage the surface.
ATTACHING THE SCREEN SURFACE
Please do not allow the supplied steel rods to come into contact with the viewing area of the
screen surface as residue may leave a mark on the screen.
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STEP 1. Lay the screen surface viewing side up on a
suitably soft and clean surface, like a drop sheet, and
insert the four steel rods into the sleeve surrounding
the screen surface
STEP 2. Place the surface packing sheet down on the
oor underneath the frame assembly to project the
surface for the next step.
STEP 3. Once the rods have been placed into the screen sleeve, with two people lift the screen
surface up and place onto the back of the frame assembly, viewing side down
STEP 4. Attach the screen surface to the frame as shown below, placing surface cut-out holes
over the raised rivet heads and hold in position utilising the rod. Ensure to work the screen
evenly from centre to centre and then out to the corners evenly on all four sides.
STEP 6. Now attach the centre brace bar by utilising the
M4 countersunk bolt and nut set in the lower drilled
holes in the centre of the bottom frame, and use the
self tapping Tek screws to t to the top head-box
frame.
STEP 7. Place the frame back on the wall, lining up the
Tek screw holes on the existing wall brackets and
re-screw the Tek screw back in place. Wipe down the
screen with a soft cloth to dust and gently brush the
ocke frame to remove any nger marks and at spots.
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240 VOLT MAINS CONNECTIONS
• The iConnect motor controller is supplied with a 240 V IEC power lead for connection to a
standard GPO.
• The 240 V output to the 4 core motor is via the supplied WAGO connector.
PIN WIRING CONFIGURATION
• Pin 1 Brown (Motor Down)
• Pin 2 Black (Motor Up)
• Pin 3 Green/Yellow (Earth)
• Pin 4 Blue (Neutral)
POWER ON INDICATOR (NEXT TO IR INPUT)
• When LED is Green, indicates mains 240V
present and iConnect module is on.
• When LED is Red, indicates that iConnect
module is in program mode.
FOR INFRA RED OPERATION YOU WILL REQUIRE
(SUPPLIED SEPARATELY)
• Screen Technics 2 Channel infra red
transmitter (Product Code 6500101)
• Screen Technics Connect infra red sensor
(Product Code 6500102 Length 300mm) or
(Product Code 6500103 Length 2000mm).
• Infra red receiver is connected to the IR
receiver input on iConnect module.
• Factory standard infra red operation is infra
red channel one (1).
• For individual infra red channel control (up to
9 Infra Red Channels can be programmed via
the 6 button infra red transmitter if required.
(Contact Screen Technics for details)
iConnect 240 Volt Motor Controller for
4 Core Projection Screens, AV Lifters and Motorised Blinds
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Infra Red
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RJ12 Connector
6 Core wired
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CONNECT NETWORK CONNECTION
• The connect network allows for the connection of up to nine (9) iConnect 240V or 24V
modules.
• Connection between modules is via a RJ12 6 Core cable wired straight through.
• Connection is made by connecting from the RJ12 connect network out to the RJ12 connect
network in.
• A 10 metre RJ12 Connect daisy chain cable is available (Product Code 6500104).
CONTACT CLOSE INPUT
• Requires two (2) contacts - one for up command and one for down command.
• Contact operation is momentary dry contact, command is sent when contact is reopened
(Lagging Contact)
• Contact close input is local only, can be parallel wired to other modules for multiple
control.
• Contact close can be reprogrammed to single latched mode by using the 6 button infra red
transmitter if required. (Contact Screen Technics for details)
• Two button impulse switches are available (Product Code 3500998)
INTERFACING WITH THIRD PARTY CONTROL SYSTEMS
The iConnect module can be connected to the iReply (Product Code 6500300) interface via the
connect network to provide
• RS232 control
• RS485 Control
• TCP/IP Control
• USB Control
(Contact Screen Technics for details.)
FACTORY RESET PROCEDURE
Should you experience problems with the operation of the iConnect module at the time of
installation, a factory reset can be initiated to conrm operational integrity of the iConnect
module.
• Infra Red receiver must be connected to the iConnect module
• Disconnect module from mains power for 20 seconds
• Reconnect module to mains power.
• LED on iConnect module will change from green to red (module is now in program mode).
• Using the 6 button infra red remote push buttons in the sequence of:
-Stop 1 - Stop 1 - Stop 2 - Stop 2 - Stop 1 - Stop 1
- To conrm that the reset was performed the projection screen, AV lifter or roller blind will
jiggle up and down. The module is now reset to factory standard (Infra red operation is
group one (1) and contact close is momentary operation.
Should you have any questions regarding the installation of our projection screens please call
our technical sales desk on +61 2 4869 2100 for assistance.
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INSTRUCTIONS - CINEMASNAP 235
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